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This season
In Stuttgart
In Stuttgart
Classical concerts featuringBas Wiegers
Overview
Quick overview of musician Bas Wiegers by associated keywords
CitiesFrequently performs in
The Netherlands
Amsterdam
3
Germany
Köln
3
Germany
Berlin
2
Germany
Stuttgart
2
Germany
Essen
1ProgramFrequently performs
Works by
Kaija Saariaho
6
Works by
Claude Debussy
5Works by
Isabel Mundry
3Works by
L. Andriessen
3Works by
Sweelinck
3Works by
Tsoupaki
3Works by
Witold LutosŁawski
3Works by
Corsen
2
Works by
Joseph Haydn
2Works by
Márton Illés
2MusiciansFrequently collaborate with
orchestra
SWR Symphonieorchester
5Musician
Matthias Schneider
4Musician
Carolin Widmann
3orchestra
Concertgebouw Orchestra
3Musician
tauchgold
3Upcoming Concerts
Concerts featuring Bas Wiegers in season 2024/25 or later
This season
In Stuttgart
In Stuttgart
Bas Wiegers dirigiert Werke von LutosŁawski, Saariaho und Debussy
This season
In Köln
In Köln
Carolin Widmann | SWR Symphonieorchester | Bas Wiegers
To explore sound's intricacies, Kaija Saariaho put it "under the microscope." The SWR Symphony Orchestra, with violinist Carolin Widmann, honors the late Finnish composer. Saariaho's early work "Verblendungen" intertwines orchestra and tape. Her violin concerto "Graal théâtre" draws inspiration from the Holy Grail legend. The concert opens with Lutosławski's lively "Little Suite" and concludes with Debussy's "La Mer."
This season
In Köln
In Köln
Bas Wiegers dirigiert Werke von Lutosławski, Sariaaho und Debussy
This season
In Freiburg
In Freiburg
SWR Symphonieorchester | Abokonzert 8
Works by Lutosławski, Saariaho, and Debussy performed by Carolin Widmann (violin) and the SWR Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Bas Wiegers. The program includes Lutosławski's "Little Suite", Saariaho's "Graal théâtre" and "Verblendungen", and Debussy's "La mer". A pre-concert talk starts at 7 pm.
This season
In Köln
In Köln
Ensemble Musikfabrik
French composer Pierre Boulez and American composer Elliott Carter first met in Paris in the early 1950s and formed a lifelong friendship. Ensemble Musikfabrik and Bas Wiegers commemorate these two important modern composers with iconic pieces of contemporary music. Clarinetist Carl Rosman takes center stage in Boulez's 'Domaines', exploring space in dialogue with five instrumentalists. Carter's 'Double Concerto' features a musical conversation between two chamber orchestras, with soloists Benjamin Kobler (harpsichord) and Pierre-Laurent Aimard (piano).